The Beatles Story, The Albert Dock, Liverpool
Unit 41, Britannia Pavilion, Albert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4AD -
Up to
100 guests
The Beatles Story is home to one of the North West’s best kept secrets - an authentic re-creation of Mathew Street in 1960’s Liverpool, including a replica of the original Cavern Club. Our exhibition is available to hire privately between 6pm and 12pm, all week, where your guests can enjoy a wide range of themed live entertainment, food and beverage options, ranging from a relaxed informal party to a fully-inclusive private dining event.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 100
Amenities
Tea
Stage
Disabled access
Public transport
Space rules
Cancellation policy
100% refundable 1 day before the event
Location
Reviews
Lauren Hampton
September 2024Absolutely unreal!! Such an amazing experience loved every moment of being in here. Laughed, smiled and got goosebumps. Definitely advise anyone yo visit here.
Vlady Raichinov
August 2024A truly thrilling experience, getting to follow through the story of John, Paul, George and Ringo. You’re given an audio device that adds loads of information to the multitude of artifacts, posters, pictures and other exhibits. Easy to follow through, very pleasant. Totally worth the 20 pounds entrance. After the end, there is a Beatles memorabilia gift shop, as well as a cost cafe where you can relax and recap the experience with good friends. Warmly recommended.
Laura O.
July 2024You will want and need a minimum of 2 hours here. The audio clips of information truly help narrate the successful path of the Fab 4. So much to look at and walk through. It's a maze of memories you will want to experience.
Michael Blair
July 2024While I enjoy the Beatles music, I’m not a super fan. The price is a beat steep, but this one seemed to get better reviews than the other one in town, and since I’m in the town where the band started I had to go to one of them. There’s a free audio guide that does a good job providing some of the back story as you journey from before they were famous to when they eventually broke up. A few of the chapters in the guide didn’t line up with the displays, but it was easy enough to figure out. There was just enough for the casual fan, but I’m not sure there would be enough for someone who already knows all the basics.
